Leveraging Contact Management in Recruiting

Our industry has long recognized that your best new hires, your next star employees, are those that are not actively looking for a new opportunity. The trouble is that these folks are not actively seeking you – they are waiting to be sought out. This presentation will focus on the value of using a Contact Management solution as a recruiting sourcing tool used to proactively identify and build relationships with prospective new candidates.
Recruiters are always on the lookout for new talent and many have recognized the value of building a network of prospective new employees.  These recruiters build ongoing relationships with their contacts so that when the right opportunity arises they can reach out and entice them to become new candidates.   Many have found that this technique is especially effective in turbulent markets and industries.  Helpful as this approach is, it is localized to the individual recruiter. 

In our presentation we will discuss a strategic and formal use of Contact Management as a means in which to capitalize on meeting corporate hiring goals.  We will look into the efficiencies gained when everyone is working collaboratively against a pool of contacts.  As a result, an emphasis during our discussion will be the value provided through the use of campaigning.  Here we will review campaigning as a means in which to reach out to prospects and understand where they are in their careers and to later inform and entice them when new opportunities arise. 
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